17th Mar 2012
Roman Abramovich is still set to wield the axe this summer, with stars including striker Didier Drogba and defenders Ashley Cole and John Terry, both likely to be under threat.
Tottenham will do everything possible to bring in Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho as manager if Harry Redknapp takes the England job.
Italian giants Juventus have set aside a £30m transfer war-chest to acquire a world-class striker, with Liverpool's Luis Suarez and Arsenal's Robin van Persie topping their wanted list.
Manchester United will offer around £19.1m to Ajax for their young Denmark stars, attacking midfielder Christian Eriksen forward Viktor Fischer.
Fulham manager Martin Jol has ruled out any chance of making a move for Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov because he believes he will only leave for another top side.
Alessandro del Piero's agent says the striker could be set for a summer move away from Juventus, with Arsenal reportedly interested.
Manchester United face a battle with Bayern Munich and mega-rich Russian club Anzhi to land Brazilian defenderDede from Vasco da Gama.
Tottenham are ready to meet a reported £35m buyout clause to sign Lille's playmaker Eden Hazard and help their bid to stay in the top four over the coming seasons.
Southampton and Derby County are tracking Everton striker Conor McAleny who is available on a free transfer at the end of the season after failing to agree new terms with the Merseysiders.
World Player of the Year Lionel Messi says he has no ambitions to move to the Premier League because he wants to stay at Barcelona for the rest of his career.
Tottenham's Gareth Bale misses playing in the Champions League but believes Spurs will qualify as their losing run is just a blip.
Manchester City defender Kolo Toure "can't wait" for controversial striker Carlos Tevez to return to action.
Senegal striker Papiss Demba Cisse has told Newcastle fans and manager Alan Pardew that he can handle the pressure of wearing the number nine shirt after he was dropped for their last game at Arsenal.
Michael Essien's future at Chelsea depends on who they appoint as the next Stamford Bridge manager, according to the midfielder's agent.
Wolves players will be shown a 'secret' exit door out of Molineux - if there is another hostile reaction from fans.
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